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Radionic Ratesby Galea Parsons MRadA

Transcript of the talk given at the Radionic Conference, Working with Nature ,

held at Rednal, Birmingham February 21st-23rd

2003.I don’t know about ALL of you, but, I find rates fascinating, and I never tire

of them. But what are rates? Many of us use them every day, and all day, inour work. Some practitioners, I know, do not use them at all. When I trainedthere were only Base 10 rates, now we also have Base 44 in mainstream radi-onics, not to mention MGA and other patterns. Certainly, when I trained Iwas told they were nothing to do with numerology, or anything else really,they were rates and we should just get on and use them because they were to

do with ‘representing the vibration’ of the location, condition or intent that wewere working with. How that worked didn’t matter and was definitely notexplained. It was not considered our business to understand the rates, justto use them; and in some ways that is still true, we can ‘just use’ them, butnowadays there is a more questioning climate abroad, which in my opinionis a good thing.

So what is a rate? I tried to come up with a definition for a rate that wouldbe acceptable, at least to me. So I knocked the ideas around with my friendsand colleagues and we came up with various ideas. I continued to mull and

modifying a bit until I was happy. At that point the definition was as follows:‘A rate is an expression of a thought, using the archetype of number; it represents thevibration of the thought, but the thought must have an intention.’

I took this to a colleague who does not use rates, but whose dowsing Ibelieve is very accurate. I asked her to dowse if this was an accurate defini-tion of a rate. She came back to me and said, “No.” My expectations andhopes dashed, I said something fairly restrained like, “Oh dear that’s ashame”, to which she replied, ”It’s the word archetype that is wrong.” Even-

tually we came up with the word, ‘symbol’ instead of archetype. To me‘symbol’ is easier to grasp. A symbol, according to the Concise Oxford Dic-tionary, is: (1) A thing conventionally regarded as typifying, representingor recalling something, especially an idea or quality (my italics) e.g. white sym-bolises purity. (2) A mark or character taken as a conventional sign of someobject, idea, function or process e.g. the letters used to represent a chemicalelement or the characters standing for musical notation.

An archetype is: (1) an original model, a prototype, a typical specimen. (2)In Jungian terms a primitive mental image inherited from man’s earliest ances-tors and so supposed to be present in the collective unconscious. (my italics) (3) Arecurrent symbol or motive in literature, art etc.



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Jung, in his book Synchronicity, said that numbers are archetypal. So itwould appear that rates are symbolic and are a combination of archetypalnumbers or digits. This makes sense; after all, locations, conditions etc. arenot archetypal.

So this might be an acceptable definition for a rate. ‘A rate is an expressionof a thought that uses symbols derived from combined archetypal digits or numbers.This represents the vibration of the thought, but the thought must have an inten-tion.’

This may not be the best definition; you may come up with a far better one,but it gets the ball rolling and I would like to tap into the expertise that is sit-ting here. Would you all come up with a definition of a rate? Could you putany definitions in the box marked rate definitions at the conference recep-tion by morning coffee break tomorrow, or e-mail them to me during this

coming week? If you think the one here is acceptable could you express youragreement in a similar manner? Because there are a reasonable number of ushere today, I thought it would be useful to try and get a consensus or newideas for a definition. If you, the reader, has a definition please send them tome c/o The Radionic Association.

So we have this symbol of our intent, but what does that achieve for us?What does it do? Do rates tap into the matrix, the energy network behind themanifest world? Do they have the purity of coded information which per-

haps provides a ‘key’ to fasten ‘treatment intention’ to where you are puttingit or sending it? Perhaps it is all these things.

Part of the function of a rate seems to be to represent a pattern of perfec-tion. The dictionary tells me that a pattern is a model or design from whichcopies can be made. A pattern is an example of excellence or an ideal model.This might be what is happening when we normalise. For instance, we mighthave a patient with inflammation of the periosteum; it may be indicated thatnormalising the periosteum is the best treatment:

Periosteum 359 – 359 PeriosteumIn this powerful manner of treating the intention is to remind the physi-

cal etheric periosteum, the 2nd 359, how perfect periosteum on the kethericor original blueprint level can be. This treatment is like a tuning fork toremind the damaged periosteum of its ability to restore to perfection. Is itthat the rates, the symbols we use, represent the vibration of that intentionand focus and bring the energy from the un-manifest world, at the kethericlevel via the realms of the ethers, to the physical world and thus allow it tomanifest?

Another treatment for a patient with inflammation of the periosteummight be:



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Blue colour 369 – 359 Periosteum

I find it interesting that this can be a really useful treatment. We all knowthat normalising something, as we have just looked at, is a powerful form oftreatment. But here we are using Blue 369 – 359 Periosteum and there is only

a one digit difference. Yet far from giving the wrong information it can beequally or even more effective, depending on the patient’s requirement.

This is where my tentative research into rates began. Tentative becauseI had been told that trying to understand the rates was not really a viableoption for a practitioner. So at this stage it was a very hesitant enquiry, andI still had a lot more questions than hard and fast conclusions, but in ourfield hard and fast conclusions can, I think, be very limiting. So on with thisparticular sequence of rates.

379, the rate for embryo, is also quite a similar rate. Is there a connection inthis family of rates? I’m not sure.

Periosteum – 359 Blue – 369 Embryo – 379

Periosteum is the soft outer part of the bone, rather like the fur on antlersas they grow, the part that nurtures. Blue - 369 has connotations of Madonna

– blue, birth, serene potential, soothing nurture; and 379 – embryo, the poten-tial of an embryo is enormous, as is the need for protection and nurture.These connections are tentative I know, but I feel there is something there. Sooften it is these tentative connections that actually produce really good treat-ments for our patients. It is the subtlest of strands that produce a richness tothe simplest of treatments.

Now I accept that there is nothing scientific here, but this was the first‘family’ of rates (by family I mean rates with similar digits or phrases ofdigits) that I came across. So whilst the connections are tenuous this is whatcaught my attention and fired my enthusiasm.

I really like these families of rates. I find it interesting to look at rates thathave similar digits for example 710.

Repair – 710.

To give life force flow through all spinal centres – 710.710.

Pranic reception – 3710.3

Reassurance – 100.710.

Circulation of fluids – 7710.10. 0.

Apana –36710.

710.710. is the rate for: To give life force flow through all spinal centres.710. is the rate for repair. So, the rate 710.710. would seem to be the ultimaterepair treatment which, in this instance, is implemented by the life force



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flowing through the spinal centres.

All these rates would seem to be very restorative, but what is going on?Some years ago I went to a lecture of Ina Manzoor’s, which I found fascinat-ing because, as far as she was concerned, she could ‘read the rates’. Let’s

have a closer look and see if we can glean anything from her allocations ofplanets or archetypes to numbers. She has done this according to Pythago-ras’ teaching.

I have put some qualities associated with these planets down the sidehere. Sadly we do not have time to look at them in depth but I have triedto highlight the key words. There are many other qualities associated withthese planets.

Number Allocation According to Pythagoras

0 PLUTO God in infinity, unseen influences, unmanifest, unseen world,subconscious.

1 NEPTUNE Yang, primordial unity, monad, unity with God, the essence,watery harmony, manifested light.

2 URANUS Yin, duality, balance, polarity, electricity and magnetism.

3 SATURN Power of the Holy Ghost produces polarities, Fohat – Body, Soul,and Spirit in the alchemical sense. Saturn’s rings representlimitation in the physical world.

4 JUPITER To bring forth, to make manifest, Law and Order, the numberof creation of everything, macrocosm and microcosm. Expansion.Correlation, 4 seasons, 4 directions or corners of the Universe, 4basic elements.

5 MARS Active, power, energy, the number of man, microcosm, humanmicrocosm, matter of different qualities, universal quintessencewhich spreads in every direction, 5 is always in the centre, 5

is the heart of things manifested. Heart muscle – 25, heart– 5328, right atrium – 55

6 SUN Perfection, dictated in macrocosm, manifested light and life, sunthe Pythagorean symbol of the soul.

7 VENUS Atomising process, love, harmony, regeneration, descent ofdivine into material, melting, dissolving, renewing aspect.Symbol of incarnation, Loving aspect 100.777 (3 times 7transmutation), 377 incarnation, forgive 7 times 7, 7 rainbowcolours, chakras, musical notes, 6 pointed star the 7th is the centralpoint, the open door between heaven and earth.



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8 MERCURY Mental plane, perfect rhythm, regeneration, intellect, circulation,communication. Christ plane – 888, healing plane.

9 MOON Moon governs the astral body and depicts movement of life insubtle form. Body fluids and digestive system. 9 flows roundthe other numbers within the 10 or decade. It is the furthest fromthe beginning or monad and is therefore the horizon.

10 VULCAN Completion, strength, manifestation, materialisation, numberof the material world returned to unity or origin.

9 is the circumference plus 1, which is God – completion 10.

I have also listened to Peter Dawkins of the Gatekeepers Trust and as far asI could make out from his lecture, his allocation of planets to numbers lookslike Fig. 1. I don’t recall where he said he derived this arrangement from butpart of his lifetime’s work has been teaching the mysteries from the ancientmystery schools. He is very knowledgeable and very sound. I find thesetwo respected sources correlate beautifully; the majority correlate exactly,but there are some differences. Nought represents Pluto in Ina’s system ormodel (Fig. 2). Peter does not have a 0, but perhaps Daath could be seen torepresent 0 because it is unseen.

For Peter, 2 is The Zodiac of energy, whereas Ina considers 2 to be Uranus,duality, polarity of electricity and magnetism. Duality, yin and yang, isn’t

that what makes up the Zodiac?

For Peter, 1 is Primum Mobile while Ina considers 1 to be represented byNeptune. Neptune, as I understand it, represents the monad, unity withGod, the primordial unity, the sea. So it would seem that they are not so farapart here either.

For Ina, 10 represents Vulcan – the planet hidden behind the Sun, or per-haps the etheric Sun or completion, strength, manifestation of the materialworld, returned to unity or origin. For Peter, 10 represents Malkuth, the

Kingdom, which represents the Earth or sphere of the elements. Malkuth isalso sometimes considered as fallen Daath or fallen Lucifer, which has thepotential to be raised up higher than Daath. This would mean completion,strength manifested, a return to unity or origin. So again the words may bea little different but the ideas they represent are very, very similar. So I feelthese two respected sources are speaking the same language.

There are other schools of thought or models, for instance Joan Hodgsonfrom The White Eagle Lodge and many numerology systems, not to mention

the Rays. It is quite possible to make interpretations using these systems butbecause Ina Manzoor used the Pythagorean system I have tended to stickwith that one.



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Fig. 1 Christian Tree of Life: Peter Dawkins allocation of planets.

The Tree of Life can express many different things; you could say that therelationships of everything may be expressed using the Tree of Life. In thisinstance, it shows one way of looking at the planets; sometimes Pluto, Nep-tune and Uranus are shown in the top three positions. One other aspect to

keep in mind when looking at this diagram is that the 10th Kingdom is con-sidered to be Mankind and the other 9 are Angelic.



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So if we go back to 710. what can we glean from this arrangement if weconsider 7 represents Venus and 10. represents Vulcan or Malkuth/Earth?Venus is usually considered to be the planet of love. (Immediately I think of

100.777, our rate for love.) 10., looking at it in this manner, represents com-pletion or return to unity. So in this instance does this mean that 710. mightbe representing love, which is the greatest healing cohesive power we have

Fig. 2 Christian tree of Life: Ina Manzoor’s allocation of planets



available, working with Vulcan representing the completed manifestation inthe physical world? That would seem to be a pretty good command or vibra-tion for repair or, repeated, an excellent command for ‘To give life force flowthrough all spinal centres’, which would in itself repair.

100 to me means, that, 10 is multiplied 10 times or emphasised. Our ratesfor light and love start with 100, not 10. So if we look at 100.710 Reassurance,this would appear to me to be a rate that surrounds our patient with theVulcan sense of completion or unity, at oneness, put together with 7, Venusor love. What could be more reassuring?

Let us consider Pranic reception 3710.3

What are the 3’s adding to this 710.? 3 represents Saturn, the Holy Ghostor Fohat, the thread of the weaver. Pranic reception is about receiving thisFohat, this thread of potential manifestation (3), with the addition of 7, loveand cohesion; and the 10. which adds unity, complete manifestation, whichdirects it (the prana) to the etheric or elemental world, so that the last 3 con-tains the prana or limits it to the manifest world (which would not be mani-fest if we did not have prana to power up the etheric body.)

Now I believe most of these rates are Ina rates. Does this work with otherrates? 100.777 is, of course, not an Ina rate. Consider:

Knee – 3343

Rhythm – 3443Adaptability – 7997

Let us look at the rate for Knees – 3343, a Drown rate which, I believe, rep-resents Jupiter or law and order. Jupiter brings forth and makes manifest lawand order or correlation.

3 represents Saturn, which is the key to understanding growth within thematerial plane. Saturn with its rings brings restriction and limitation and itis when we transcend that limitation that we transcend the limitations of the

physical plane. Knees only work correctly in one plane; if you deviate fromthat ability/facility to bend on one plane the knee joint is in trouble, and youprobably have an injury.

So the two 3s (Saturn) to me, represent this need for limitation and restric-tion to one plane during movement, producing stability in this framework.The 4 reinforces this need to follow the law and maintain order, and thenthe 3 again emphasises the opportunity that following the law affords us thepotential to lift dense physical matter to spirit. (Here, of course, I mean thelaws of the universe). Knees need to be flexible if our mind is to be flexibleand open to new ideas and, therefore, open to the potential for further soulgrowth.

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3343 what rate could be more appropriate for a knee? If we do not lookafter our knees, if we damage or allow them to become stiff, they representinflexibility in thought and action. This rate reminds our knee to obey therules of Saturn and Jupiter, to keep our knees lubricated and functioningsmoothly with flexibility, 70.997.

70.997 What is this rate saying? 2 loves, and 2 moons. 7 or Love, cohesion,here is sandwiching a double 99, or moon (which represents fluidity). In thisinstance the ultra-fluidity of two 9s, or moons, is gently contained by thecohesion of love, so there is effortless control in flexibility not just an uncon-trolled unco-ordinated movement – a rhythm perhaps?

Interestingly the rate for rhythm is 3443. Again Saturn, the 3s containingthis time the 44. Now Jupiter can be considered to be expansive but probablynot when contained within 2 Saturns. There is a regulation there. 44 leads us

on to the rate for the medulla oblongata, the old lizard brain that keeps us intouch with the circadian rhythms of the earth.

So we can see there is something to this language of the rates. Now Iwould like to turn our attention to duplicated rates. This is a subject thatvexes some of you sorely, but I find it quite fascinating. Consider:

Bone Marrow – 10.84

Subluxation – 10.84

To give awareness of the needs of Physical Body – 10.84

For instance if we take the Delawarr rate for bone marrow – 10.84, whichis in our rate books, and this is the same rate as for subluxation now we nolonger complement rates. It is also the same as Cathy Marshall’s rate for: ‘Togive awareness of the needs of the physical body’. What are these duplica-tions saying to us? We have already looked at 10. which is about completionand strength in the physical world. We have also looked at 4, which repre-sents Jupiter or law and order in manifestation. 8 represents Mercury and themental plane; 8 is also about rhythm, regeneration, communication and cir-

culation. These symbols, or perhaps these are the actual archetypes, appearto me to represent all three concepts admirably; bone marrow, subluxationand awareness of the needs of the physical body. In addition, I like the ideathat when we use the rate for, say, ‘Awareness of the needs of the physicalbody’ – 10.84, we are also tapping into the intentions of anti-subluxation andbone marrow. Which, if giving ‘awareness of the needs of the physical body’is going to be meaningful and effective, means there is definitely a need forawareness of the core of physical-ness, the bone marrow, and the core of theskeletal system, in the sense of its arrangement, subluxation or lack of sub-luxation. Certainly, harmony within the skeletal system has been importantto both Drown and Tansley because of what the skeletal system represents



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in terms of subtle energy movement, which in turn affects the functioning ofthe physical body.

Of course, I also believe that by using these digits or rates we are alsotapping into, and therefore utilising, many other healing properties that are

beyond our ken (at this time) and this is only a brief exploration of the mostobvious of possible links.

I am also acutely aware that I have not talked about Base 44 rates. (Buttime appears to be too short to fit in everything and I suspect that this is alsobecause I trained before Base 44 rates were available and I had, therefore,already developed a fascination and feel for the Base 10 rates.) Base 44 ratesdo appear to have a rhythm about them. Consider:

Life Field Force 44 44 44 37 44 17 44 44

This is a rate that has rhythm and presence but, because I almost exclu-sively use 10s, I personally do not feel the same clear and powerful connec-tion with them.

To be fair, some practitioners feel no connection with rates at all and useonly very carefully worded intentions. The painstaking exactness of theirwording is impressive and without doubt there are very powerful vibrationsattached to sound. Vowel sounds, especially, are said to have sacred mean-ing. So perhaps this is not so different from working with rates, but probablymore complex. I personally cannot help but love the simplicity of the Arabicdigits, especially in the light of their connection to the planets of our SolarSystem which then gives many shades of colour to the simple, pure digit.Because of the planetary archetype there is a feeling of working closely withthe energies of the universe, the angels and universal law.

There is a further type of duplication of rates where there is more thanone rate for a concept, for instance, there are 4 or 5 different rates for oxygen,there is 263 – a Drown rate, Delawarr rates, 3088, 05077 and 5077, and 88which is in our current rate book.

Again, far from filling me with dismay, I feel this gives us richness andflexibility in our work so that we can resonate exactly with the individual’sneed. As able practitioners we are more than capable of dowsing these ratesto see which is appropriate for our patient. This opportunity is afforded ustime and time again in our rate books, and these alternative rates are givento us from very revered sources, the Drown source, the Delawarr source, InaManzoor and others. I can also think of Base 44 rates that are offered as oneof three possible rates for the same location. This situation is one that allows

for diversity of need.Leonora Gisborne taught me that in some cases our rate books offer a



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choice of two or more possible rates for the same location and that all youneeded to do was to dowse for which was the most appropriate. Not a dif-ficult thing for a competent radionic practitioner, or even for a student as Iwas at that time. I believe this is how all older practitioners were taught.

Both Lenora and Ina had similar views about the length of a radionic rate.From them I learnt you could ask to find a rate, for say a location, conditionor intent, which would go on and on and stretch indefinitely around theworld. In order not to have rates that are too unwieldy they put a limit on thenumber of digits they were required to find, usually 4, 5 or 6 (it could, how-ever, always be a shorter rate.) From this I understand that if you were toask two practitioners to dowse for a rate for something, a rate for general use,the likelihood would be that they would find different rates. This is becauseeach practitioner would resonate with a different part of the potential string

of digits that represented the location, condition, or intent in question. Bothare equally valid. It would be found that these rates would be used by practi-tioners for their patients, according to requirements at the time. Whicheverrate is appropriate it will become increasingly powerful with repeated use.Obviously no one seeks to make unnecessary rates; it is too much like hardwork, especially in a busy practice.

It has been muted that we should only have one rate for each location, con-dition or intent. I for one would be deeply disturbed by the consequences ofthrowing out rates. Practitioners could well revert to feeling insecure aboutsharing their work with anyone if they found the rate they used was dis-carded. I can only see this as detrimental to radionic practice in the future.There have been periods in the past, of which we are all fully aware, whenmembers doing sound radionic work have been loath to share anything andhave worked alone. We are in grave danger, if we start discarding rates orpatterns or any method of treatment, of losing the respect and honour thatwe have for one another’s work.

We need to honour our past. I, for one, would not wish to choose between

a Drown or a Delawarr rate for all future practitioners to use. I hope I havedemonstrated the richness and variety that these so called ‘duplicates’ pro-vide, not only for different practitioners, but different patients, and differ-ent times. I would not wish to dowse for an official rate from the oxygenrates we looked at earlier. Were I to do this the consequence would be that Iwould be saying that, for 4 out of 5 practitioners, the rate they use for oxygenis invalid when this patently is not the case!

In a neat and tidy world there might be a single universal rate which every

radionic practitioner in England used every time for a specific location. Butradionic rates as used in 2003 are not like that, nor have they been for thepast 40 or 50 years.



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We do not want to become completely stuck in the past. Current practisingmembers are making rates for current locations, conditions and intents; it isabout keeping up with the times. Remember radionic practice and treatmentis always about what is going on in the mind of the practitioner, it is theintent which is of crucial importance.

Current members have new intentions and concepts as well as locationsand conditions occurring in their day-to-day work; other members are eagerto be part of this, to share ideas and tools/rates. Families of rates are numer-ous and of interest to the practitioner that thinks in that vein; in practice, thenumber of duplicated rates of either type are relatively few but of significantinterest. It is important that we do not simply discard what we do not under-stand fully, or which is simply inconvenient to a particular mindset.

So to conclude, this is a vast subject, but one that is dear to many practi-

tioners’ hearts. Families of rates are of interest because of possible connec-tions and similar intentions. Meanings or understanding of the rates maybe linked to the planets. There are different types of duplicate rates, namelysame rate for several concepts, or different rates for the same concept. Bothare acceptable to the able practitioner. In practice, the number of duplicatedrates of either type are relatively few, but of significant interest to the enquir-ing practitioner. But above all there is a magic and a rhythm to the ratesthat make them life long fascinating tools. Radionics is a seventh ray formof healing. That means it will really come into its own during the seventhray Aquarian Age. We must be careful not to restrict the practitioners of thefuture with sixth ray and Piscean values, or be broken down by the desiresof the fifth ray scientist with the limitations and divisions that this ray canbring. I have shared these thoughts on how I currently see these rates; I don’tclaim to have all the answers by any means, just a lot of questions, and ahuge huge respect and reverence for our rich and magical radionic heritagewhich includes these powerful rates.

(Ina Manzoor has a chapter on Rates in the new Horizons in Radionics book)

Parsons, G. (2003). "Radionic Rates." Radionic Journal 48(4): 4-15.

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